It is hard to describe the feeling of disappointment in something you looked forward to for so long. It happened with Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, it happened with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III (2023), and now it has happened with Project Motor Racing. The brief moments of fun are overshadowed by a myriad of technical issues and bugs.
First things first, Project Motor Racing has been in development for about three years and had plenty to be excited about at release. Crossplay among consoles and PC was the biggest attraction for me, along with the opportunity to drive some of the most modern racing cars available. I went into my time with the game ahead of release with high hopes, which were almost immediately dashed.
For this review, I played using both a controller and two different wheel & pedal setups, so I could get a well-rounded experience of the handling and feel of the cars. One of the biggest attractions of Project Motor Racing is the depth of the... Read more